Idaho Voters to Decide Two Constitutional Amendments
Idahoans will vote on November 2 to decide two constitutional amendments. SJR 10 would permit municipalities to issue revenue bonds to modernize power plants, affecting Idaho Falls Soda Springs and Bonners Ferry. the other would create a citizens committee to set legislative pay every two years with legislative approval possible.
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Becky Fanning
Boise
UPI
Idaho
Citizens’ Committee
Idaho Falls
Soda Springs
Bonners Ferry
Harrison
Citizens’committee
Ralph ‘‘Moon
Wheeler
American Falls
HJRG
Antone Demands Andrus Halt Endorsement
Idaho state Rep. Steve Antone demanded Gov. Cecil Andrus stop using his name in political ads for Democrat Dave Davenport. Antone, unopposed for a fifth term, urged clarity as ads linked him to Davenport to influence Blaine County voters and legislative control. He criticized Andrus for overstepping by suggesting Blaine County residents vote for Davenport.
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Rupert
Idaho
UPI
Steve Antone
Cecil D. Andrus
Dave Davenport
Ketchum
House
Antone
Andrus
Davenport
Mack Neibaur
District 21
Blaine County
Recall Begun Against Mayor Eld in Garden City Idaho
Recall petitions with 158 signatures filed against Mayor Ray Eld in Garden City. If valid plus 20 on an initial petition reach 163, a recall election could be called in December. Opponents also claim enough signatures to recall Councilwoman Margaret Mockwitz and seek a single special election. Eld denies the charges of malfeasance incompetence and fiscal irresponsibility.
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Garden City
Idaho
UPI
Ray Eld
Eld
Margaret Mockwitz
Agriculture Dept seeks pesticide rules input in Idaho hearings
Public hearings on pesticide regulations for licensure of commercial applicators and grower certification are planned in Idaho. Alfred E. Miller says the process will gather input on reforms including reclassifying pesticides, with EPA reclassification due by Oct 21 1977. Hearings begin Nov 23 Boise and continue Nov 30 Lewiston, Dec 8 Pocatello, Dec 9 Twin Falls.
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UPI
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Reclas
Boise
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Lewiston
Hotel Lewis and Clark
Pocatello
Idaho State University
Twin Falls
College of Southern Idaho
Larsen Pushes Balanced Budget Amendment for Congress
Idaho State Rep Allan F Larsen says the National Committee for a Balanced Budget asks all congressional and state race candidates to declare support for a constitutional amendment requiring a federally balanced budget. The committee cites a projected 1976 deficit over 50 billion dollars and daily interest near 112 million.
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Tibbitts
R. Lorenzo
Blackfoot
Idaho
UPI
Allan F. Larsen
National Committee of Americans For A Balanced Budget
Congress
Larsen
National Committee
U.S. House
Senate
House
P.O. Box
Washington D.C
Black Leaders Challenge Rhodesia Talks at Geneva
Zimbabwean leaders Mugabe and Nkomo pressed Britain with demands ahead of the Rhodesia interim government talks. They seek release of all political prisoners and inclusion of Ian Smith in the British delegation, plus British funding for black delegates.
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John A. Callcott
Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
Rhodesia
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Council
Joshua Nkomo
African National Council
Britain
Ian Smith
Richard
Abel Muzorewa
Nkomo
ANC
Ndabaningi Sithole
ZANU
Smith
Preparation H Hemorrhoidal Remedy Claims Fast Relief
Doctor tested Preparation H offers rapid relief from hemorrhoidal pain and itch and also helps shrink swelling due to inflammation. Available as ointment or suppositories, it is presented as America’s leading hemorrhoidal remedy.
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America
State moves to remove Puyallup Indians from detention facility
Washington State seeks a temporary restraining order to evict armed Puyallup Indians from a juvenile detention center in Tacoma. Tribal leaders defend patrols and warn of possible federal marshal action if eviction occurs, while state demands payment of 1.7 million dollars for improvements before handing back the building and land.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
Washington State
Cascadia Reception Diagnostic Center
Maiselle Bridges
Puyallup
Peterson
Bennett
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department of Social and Health Services
Ali Plans Help For Christian Hospital Debt
Muhammad Ali said he would try to aid Christian Hospital, a small Black facility, facing about 200000 dollars in debt. He proposed an exhibition fight or concert to raise funds after the hospital struggled as area hospitals began admitting Black patients in the 1950s and 60s.
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Ali
Christian Hospital
Cenarrusa Urges Idahoans To Vote
Secretary of State Pete Cenarrusa urged Idaho voters in a bicentennial year call to vote and register by 8 p.m. Wednesday for next Tuesday's general election. He highlighted a ballot change listing State Representative candidates in Position A and Position B with one vote each, replacing the former vote-for-two format.
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Boise
UPI
Pete Cenarrusa
Idaho
Cenarrusa
Atention
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